Manchester City defender Abdukodir Khusanov signs a new five-year contract extension, keeping him at the club until 2031. The deal is announced as City continues a period of contract renewals involving key players. Multiple outlets report that Khusanov joined Manchester City in January 2025 and has since established himself in the squad.
Sources also cite his impact since arriving, including contributions to Manchester City’s success last season. Reporting highlights that City wins the FA Cup and League Cup during the period mentioned, and finishes second in the Premier League. One outlet notes that Khusanov is the second City player to agree a longer-term deal within the same week, following forward Phil Foden, who reportedly signs a new four-year contract. Another report characterizes Khusanov’s early spell as inconsistent but says his performances improve in the 2025-26 season, leading to the new agreement. All accounts frame the extension as a long-term commitment by the club to the Uzbek international.
